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West Virginians spend about $3.5 billion a year on public schools, with per-pupil costs among the highest in the nation. Yet our students score below national averages - themselves nothing to brag about - on 21 of 24 indicators of student performance as measured by the National Assessment of Educational Progress.
Saying the situation needs to change isn't enough. Hearing education officials pledge they will improve isn't enough. Many Mountain State residents have demanded school reform for decades. State officials have been pledging it would happen for about the same amount of time.
Earlier this year results of an "audit" of public schools in our state were released by the consulting firm that did the study, beginning while U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin was still governor. One of the authors' key conclusions was that, "We have encountered no other state that ... vests so much authority for education at the state level." Local initiative, including control by voters, is limited severely, reported the consulting firm.
By changing how the state's public schools are regulated, West Virginia could save as much as $90 million a year, according to the audit. That is money that could go into paying down debt, tax relief - or education reform initiatives at the local level.
State Department of Education officials say they already have begun making some changes recommended by the consultant. The state Board of Education was to issue a formal reaction to the audit last week, but postponed it. Board members want to hear what the public has to say about schools, in a series of eight forums to be held throughout the state.
Micro-management of public schools at the federal level, through "No Child Left Behind," clearly was a failure. Yet state officials hold to the same model, but centered in Charleston rather than Washington.
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It's a busy time of year for garden tours and people just love coming to see Martha's gardens. As you know, I am very fond of showing off the farm to visitors and this time it was a group from The Royal Oak Foundation. And as for Sharkey, as usual, she went off and did her own thing.
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Another garden tour??? And when can I expect the invite for your dog tour of the gardens with your blogger buddies??? Oh, and I think you should include a run with the donkey's that looks really fun.
As far as refreshments, I personally prefer Pino Grigio. If mom leaves her glass unattended for a second I'm right there, good stuff. When mom's sisters come over they like to float in the pool with a glass of wine. I wait until they put the glass on the deck then I'm all over it - yummy Around the pool they use fancy plastic wine glasses so when I knock the drink over no one gets cut. That's when I get called all kinds of names - except Zoe
I hear the breakfast bowl - time to eat
Hello ladies, Kirby here.
You two are so lucky to have that many visitors. I don't get too many around our place, but when we do I usually "announce" their arrival loudly. One day the door bell rang and I guess my announcement scared the guy. When mama opened the door, he was almost half way up the drive way heading for the street. He ran almost as fast as one of those squirrels out back move when I bark at them. Hay, I just wanted everyone to know that the doorbell had rung, but he didn't see it that way.
Catch you later, Kirby.
Oh sweeties you both look like you had a great time!
you both are sooooo adorable cuuuute!
another fun tour with you pups! it must be nice to live near and be able to join groups like this for the great tours...thanks F & S for sharing!
Good morning Francesca and Sharkey: Looks like you have very important jobs to do. All those people coming to take a tour. Wow! I bet you sure get tired after taking on such an important task. Your mom's veggie garden looks like a good crop this year. That is what my mom told me when she saw the picture. Too much work for me though. I think I'll go and have a mid-morning nap. See ya later, Love, Gracyn.
Hi F & S,
I just knew you two would get in on another one of Martha's garden tours somehow! Actually, you are becoming quite the guides. Do you have any goodies buried in any of those gardens? You know a milk bone or two just in case you get a hunger pang? Well, the view was different from your angle with the green boots and Martha's blue shoes, etc. but Franny you looked so cute walking along the fenced in garden and standing on the cold frame and Sharkey always makes me laugh when she teases the donkeys. You pups are the best! Trish
Hi F&S!
How was your weekend? We mowed and mowed and mowed!
I really haven't thought about it before but being small dogs like you are, you get to see alot of shoes, don't you? I especially loved the green boots! Mom and I both have white boots; but that's just one of the reasons my name is Shoeboy...it's really "SHOO" boy...hee hee.
We loved the garden tour and I knew you were in there somewhere scouting around. Glad you both got to attend!
Summer is fun when there's a garden. Your Mom is great! Say hi!
Dear Francesca and Sparkey,
Another fun day for you.
One of Mom's BTs lived with a Minature Donkey, Cocoa (and a Parson Russel)and several horses.
Emma really likes Cocoa alot.
I must say Francesca, you did a very good job with the tour. OK, one little tiny detour for the squirel,
and Sharkey the donkeys! Such fun! Joie de vie!!
Or, you go girls!
Great day for the guests and for you. Good job!
Love chasing those squirrels myself, but chasing the puppy Joplin is even MORE fun.
We have to "hook up" someday. Your Mom would like the BTs, they really are nice dogs.
Hi...i love to see little tigers walking along the garden of libis quezon city. wow you will see how beautiful the sun is =)
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A steep, long and burly mogul course on Telluride's infamous Lower Plunge offered a stage for some of the sport's most talented skiers, and not surprisingly it was the Telluride-bred skiers – those who practically grew up between the deep troughs and tall mounds that typify mogul skiing around here – that shone brightest over the weekend.
Of course, the spotlight was wide enough to include some non-Telluride superstars, as well, like NorAm Cup Grand Prix Champion Jeremy Cota (Steamboat Springs) and others who brought the Third Annual Telluride Divisional event to new heights.
"It was some of the best skiing there's ever been on Lower Plunge," attested Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club Head Freestyle Coach and longtime local mogulist Caleb Martin of the weekend event, which brought close to 100 skiers to Telluride's slopes.
Telluride representatives Wade Parkinson, Zak Watkins, Lindsey Cannon and Lane Stoltzner all entered the home contest, toting a record of strong results from the following weekend's NorAm Cup event in Canada, and all kept that winning momentum going into the Divisional final. Cannon and Stoltzner crowded the podium in second and third overall for the women on Friday, while Watkins and Parkinson stuck solid runs to also finish on the podium at second and third place, respectively.
"These kids, who've grown up on the Lower Plunge, really rose to the occasion on home turf," Martin said of Telluride's oldest competitors.
In the championships contest, Stoltzner hung in at the top 5 in fourth-overall for the women.
Younger Team Telluride mogulists also brought out the big guns for their hometown show, with Keaton McCargo knocking at the ladies' top ten on both Friday and Saturday, finishing at an impressive twelfth and thirteenth overall (garnering first place in her F3 age division in both events). Ryan Parkinson crept onto the scene with a tenth-place finish Saturday, finishing third in his M2 age class. Nicholas Jones and Bridger Johnson, both M3s, also competed Saturday and finished mid-pack within the men's very competitive field.
Sunday's Duals event dawned not as successful as the previous days' single mogul contests for Telluride, with Watkins coming up with the best finish of sixth place while the rest of the team was knocked out before or in the round of eight.
Last weekend's event marked the completion of Divisional competition for Rocky Mountain Freestyle, and found Telluride rising to the top among the region's teams. Telluride has won the Team Trophy in three mogul events this season, at Durango, Vail and again last weekend at home. (Team awards are determined based on team skiers' average scores.) Telluride also took home the "Golden Buffalo" award for team spirit, for the second season in a row.
"I'm certainly proud of all these skiers," Martin said of his athletes, noting that a steep course like the Lower Plunge necessitates a higher degree of skill in speed control and turn technique – "and that's a place where Telluride skiers shine."
The competitive season isn't over for Telluride's freestyle team, with a slew of upcoming events on the calendar this month. In two weeks, Stoltzner, McCargo, Ryan Parkinson and Cannon travel to Waterville Valley, New Hampshire for Junior Olympics events. The following weekend is the National Championships in Squaw Valley; qualified skiers have not yet been named for that event.
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Reception: Tuesday, February 4, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
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Alternative Futures, an exhibition of visionary architectural designs by students at California College of the Arts (CCA), will be on display on the third floor of the San Francisco LGBT Community Center February 1–March 15, 2014.
In creating their designs, CCA Architecture students took their primary inspiration from 55 Laguna, an LGBT senior-housing project currently being developed in San Francisco. They were challenged to think about the specific history and needs of the LGBT senior community, and then asked to imagine new strategies for multi-unit housing in the city.
The exhibition is curated by Neal Schwartz AIA, associate professor of Architecture at CCA, as part of the ongoing Queer Conversations on Culture and the Arts (QCCA) program.
The program is a collaborative effort of QCC and CCA aimed at uplifting the profile of the queer arts movement by bringing together locally and nationally renowned queer artists, writers, filmmakers, and scholars to discuss a broad range of LGBT topics in humanities and the arts.
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Join us for the tenth annual Textiles Program student exhibition, Textilites, juried by Kate Nartker and Tali Weinberg.
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Reception: Thursday, January 23, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
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Hiller/Martin: Provisional Realities draws upon works by two artists of different generations, Susan Hiller and Daria Martin. Both were born in the United States (Martin was born and raised in San Francisco) and are now based in London.
The selection of works spans different moments in each artist's practice. Martin works exclusively in 16-millimeter film, and Hiller operates across multiple mediums.
Martin's film Soft Materials (2004) and Hiller's installation Belshazzar's Feast (1983-84) are the conceptual points of departure. Though they were created 20 years apart, both reveal a deep sensitivity to the fraught, yet potentially transformative, relationship between humans and technology.
The exhibition also approaches such expansive subjects as the unconscious, dreams, affect, feminism, and intimacy, as well as more unusual conditions such as telekinesis (as in Hiller's Wild Talents [1997]) and mirror-touch synaesthesia (as in Martin's Sensorium Tests [2012]).
The "provisional" of the title is meant to imply a specific kind of temporality, a conditional suspension of the present that favors a visionary way of thinking. Hiller and Martin's respective artistic practices resist the security that a single, finite reality provides, and instead propose that parallel, alternative, and corrective realities can alter the way we perceive the past, present, and future.
Hiller/Martin: Provisional Realities is generously supported by the Kadist Art Foundation.
Founding support for CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts programs has been provided by Phyllis C. Wattis and Judy & Bill Timken. Generous support provided by Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund and the CCA Wattis Institute Curator's Forum.
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Reception: Thursday, January 23, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
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Codex is a rumination on the idea that even though books have effectively been "flattened" in our digital age, we persist in expecting our screen-based reading experiences to imitate "traditional" books: by retaining page numbers, by simulating the turning of pages, et cetera.
Numerous artists throughout history have experimented with transitioning books from three-dimensional to two-dimensional and vice versa, and it continues to be a recurring motif in the most recent contemporary art.
Codex will be organized around myriad works -- a virtual library -- presented on a central wall. Some of the works take the known form of the artist's book; others venture further afield.
Codex was conceived by Pierre Leguillon, an artist and book collector, during his 2013 residency in San Francisco. The title is a reference to the earliest known bound books, which appeared between the 1st and 2nd century AD. Replacing the scroll, codexes made it possible to more intuitively hierarchize the content of a text and allowed more immediate access to a desired page.
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Codex is made possible through a collaboration with Geneva University of Art and Design (HEAD – Genève), Switzerland, and generously supported by swissnex San Francisco. Codex has was originally presented at Live in Your Head, HEAD – Genève's curatorial institute.
Founding support for CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts programs has been provided by Phyllis C. Wattis and Judy & Bill Timken. Generous support provided by Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund and the CCA Wattis Institute Curator's Forum.
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Opening event: Thursday, January 16, 6–9 p.m.
Gallery Hours: Tues.–Fri., Noon–7 p.m. & Sat., noon–5 p.m.
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All Possible Futures, curated by Graphic Design faculty member Jon Sueda, features speculative work created by contemporary graphic designers. It includes everything from self-generated provocations to experimental work created in parallel with client-based assignments to projects in which commissions have been tackled with a high level of autonomy and critical investigation.
The featured work reveals different levels of visibility and public-ness within the graphic design process. Some projects were made for clients and exist in a "real world" context, while others -- failed proposals, experiments, sketches, incomplete thoughts -- would otherwise be totally hidden and unnoticed.
All Possible Futures explores the potential of graphic design and celebrates a questioning of boundaries regarding concepts, processes, technologies, and form.
Participating graphic designers:
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This program is supported as part of the Dutch Culture USA Program by the Consulate General of the Netherlands in New York.
The exhibition and accompanying publication were created with the generous help of a California College of the Arts faculty development grant.
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Akron (8-1) scored six times in the seventh. Matt Roberts drove in two with a double and Kurt Davidson's single also plated two for the Zips.
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TQS Quilting Legend 2008
Together we will celebrate the life and work of Jinny Beyer. Jinny has been on the quilting scene since the beginning of the Renaissance of quilting that we are enjoying today. Her books, fabrics and quilts reflect her tremendous talent. In addition, her generous spirit has opened the door to thousands of quilters over the decades. In this incredible Special Edition of TQS we get to visit Jinny in her historic home and see how a true legend lives, works and thinks! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity you do not want to miss. Sit back and enjoy this tribute to one of our most legendary quilters, Jinny Beyer.
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From Chapter One:
Jinny Beyer
TQS Quilt Legend 2008 in Great Falls VA shares her quilt garden and
personal history
William Gunnel
Hazel Carter
RJR Fabrics
From Chapter Two:
To Shop at Jinnys Store
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We visit Jinnys Studio (store)
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From Chapter Three:
Ricky takes a tour of Jinnys home.
Jinny talks about personal design and color inspiration.
Peterhof Palace
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Jinny explains her Portable Color Pallet to order
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From Chapter Five:
Show and Tell with of Jinnys quilts
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Episode 301 – Jane Sassaman (Jane Sassaman)
Posts on July 07, 2008
Contemporary quilt artist, fabric designer, author and teacher, Jane Sassaman teaches how to create a stunning quilt using large, bold prints with a simple silhouette pattern. Jane also shares how she conceives, designs and develops a new fabric line. Also, Ricky shows how to set in corners which also optimizes beautiful fabrics. In show 301 you will discover new ways to optimize today's beautiful large-scale prints.
Episode 302 – Quilt Challenge (Sally Dutko)
Posts on July 21, 2008
Join in the fun as Alex, Ricky and award-winning fiber artist Sally Dutko overcome the challenges of working and creating a quilt using an unlikely combination of fabrics chosen by our "beloved" producers. Each person's work was veiled in secrecy and you will be as surprised as they were by the results. They will share tips and techniques used to meet the challenge.
Episode 303 – Fearless Fusing (Laura Wasilowski)
Posts on August 04, 2008
Watch Laura Wasilowski, textile artist, teacher, fabric dyer and "Dean of Corrections at The Chicago School of Fusing" as she explores the endless possibilities with fusible applique'quilts. Laura's whimsical style and keen sense of humor will have you sharpening your decorative blades in no time. Are you having trouble keeping your quilting projects organized? Let the Treasure chest discoveries help you to keep everything in its place. Also, Bob Purcell (Thread Guy) has a fun thread game to share with you.
Episode 304 – Applique and Long-arm (Sue Garman / Merrily Parker)
Posts on August 18, 2008
Sneak a peek into how our own Block of the Month designer, Sue Garman, is able to "set up" an entire applique block using quick and easy steps to save you valuable time. We guarantee it will be an "aha, that's how she does it" moment. Wouldn't you love to play on a long-arm machine? Watch Merrily Parker, shop owner, teacher and prolific quilter as she teaches Alex to write her name on the smallest of the Gammill machines. Ricky also gives us a treat by showing how to create a totally new design by turning a traditional block on point.
Episode 305 – Stripping Along (Eleanor Burns)
Posts on September 01, 2008
Join us for an hour of quilting and fun with the effervescent Eleanor Burns. Eleanor, creator of Quilt in a Day, has the audience and the hosts in stitches as she teaches blocks from her newest venture. But what Eleanor does not know is that Alex and Ricky also have a little surprise up their sleeve for her. In addition, Ricky shares a little stripping action of his own.
Episode 306 – Raggedy Reverse (Kim Deneault / Bunny Rose / Alex Anderson)
Posts on September 15, 2008
Join us as we learn how young quilters can foster a love for our craft. Kim Deneault will have you raiding your stash once you see her technique for creating fun and textural quilts using her quick and easy reverse appliqué techniques. Fortunately after you have made a mess in your quilting space, Bunny Rose has quick and useful tips for bringing it back in order. We also visit Alex's daughter Adair Anderson, an 8th Grade teacher, as she teaches government using student designed quilt blocks.
Episode 307 – Puzzle Quilts (Paula Nadelstern)
Posts on September 29, 2008
New York native, Paula Nadelstern, shows you how to "puzzle" your friends by using one block and complex fabric to create a quilt that is dramatic yet easily accomplished. Using a few tools and some careful observation you too can achieve stunning results. Gregory Case (TQS Photo Man) joins Ricky and shows the importance of photo sizing. You will also enjoy a special visit to the studio of Maggie Weiss.
Episode 308 – Artistry on a Long arm (Gina Perkes)
Posts on October 13, 2008
Gina Perkes is one of today's leading quilt artists. Learn how to improve your own quilting skills as Gina walks you through the process of creating intricate grids and continuous curves. Her easy to follow step by step instructions will give you the confidence to design your own masterpiece. Gregory Case (Photo Man) shares great tips on what to emphasize in your quilt photos when submitting them for a show. Then follow Alex and Ricky as they visit and learn about San Francisco General Hospital's rehabilitation project called "The Great Cover-Up".
Episode 309 – Trick of Hand-It's all in the Technique (Daphne Greig / Susan P. Mark)
Posts on October 27, 2008
Join Canadian artists Daphne Greig and Susan Purney Mark as they teach you how to create fun and colorful quilts using fat quarters and fusible applique. Alex shares a really cool technique. Who would have thought that you could create perfectly pieced circles using freezer paper (in less than 7 minutes)? Be sure not to miss Bunny Rose as she opens the TQS Treasure Chest.
Episode 310 – Needlework at Its Finest (Liuxin Newman)
Posts on November 10, 2008
Set aside some quality time to be amazed by the incredibly small and detailed handwork created by Australia's master applique artist Liuxin Newman. Known to the world as the Thimblelady, Liuxin teaches you needle turn circles the size of a pin head and.....well let's just say that the TQS audience and crew were on the edge of their seats. You won't want to miss this show. Bob Purcell demystifies sewing machine needles while Ricky warms your heart with a flute piece from his Sacred Age CD.
Episode 311 – Charm packs, Layer Cakes and Jelly Rolls (Joanna Figueroa / Gina Halladay)
Posts on November 24, 2008
Who knows about the latest trends and fabrics in today's market. Meet Gina Halladay of www.quiltersbuzz.com. Fresh and dynamic quilt artist and fabric designer, Joanna Figueroa, teaches you how to use the new quilt fabric packaging trends to create fun projects. Then, if all of that information doesn't have your head spinning with ideas, wait till you see Alex piece the perfect pinwheel.
Episode 312 – Stimulating Your Senses (Melody Crust / Sandra Smith / Ricky Tims)
Posts on December 08, 2008
Quilters love embellishments. You don't want to miss meeting quilt artist Melody Crust as she teaches you fun and fast ways to add that bit of "bling" to your next project. Watch as she shows how beads, paint, and ribbons can change the entire look of your quilt. Be sure to have your permission slip as TQS takes a field trip to the studio of quilter Sandra Smith whose work encompasses a great deal of visual interest. Ricky stimulates our other senses with a new take on a traditional piano piece.
Episode 313 – TQS Quilting Legend 2008 (Jinny Beyer)
Posts on December 22, 2008
Together we will celebrate the life and work of Jinny Beyer. Jinny has been on the quilting scene since the beginning of the Renaissance of quilting that we are enjoying today. Her books, fabrics and quilts reflect her tremendous talent. In addition, her generous spirit has opened the door to thousands of quilters over the decades. In this incredible Special Edition of TQS we get to visit Jinny in her historic home and see how a true legend lives, works and thinks! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity you do not want to miss. Sit back and enjoy this tribute to one of our most legendary quilters, Jinny Beyer.
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Episode 802 – Tips and Tricks for Triangles and Strips (Edyta Sitar)
Posts on January 17, 2011
We honor the Traditional Quilter. We pick teachers that share the tips, techniques and tools that you need in your tool belt to create amazing quilts.
In this technique-packed episode, pattern and fabric designer Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts amazes Alex and Ricky with an easy method for producing dozens of accurate half-square triangle units in minutes with just two pieces of fabric and her Triangle Exchange Paper. The "exchange" of ideas continues as Edyta shows how to enliven your quilts with diamonds, rectangles, and other shapes made from strips and using her clever "Strip Exchange" technique. Also not to be missed: Alex demonstrates how to design and draw a custom double-feathered wreath for quilting.
Episode 906 – From Music to Masterpiece: A New Perspective on Design (Katie Pasquini Masopust)
Posts on September 12, 2011
The art of quilting knows no bounds. Art quilters bring innovation, freedom and creativity to keep quilting on its toes. You will find the techniques shown here apply to all traditions of quilting. Quality work is always in style.
For this show, TQS returns to the beautiful Monument, CO, home of Hugh and Dee Dee Eaton with none other than the renowned art quilter, author, and teacher, Katie Pasquini Masopust. After touching on the high points of her quilting journey, and sharing some of her amazing work, she puts Alex to work on a design exercise that begins with a "no-peeking" sketch drawn to the accompaniment of classical music. (You definitely will want to try this at home!) Katie then shows how to work with the results to create an original quilt design. In addition, Ricky demonstrates the "Flip and Sew" technique on a variation of the Drunkard's Path/Fan block. (You can try this one at home, too: We'll have a pdf of the 8" block available on the TQS website.)
Episode 913 – TQS Quilting Legend 2011 (Eleanor Burns)
Posts on December 19, 2011
In our 900 series finale, beloved quilter, teacher, author/publisher (of over 100 books!), longtime PBS television personality, and 2011 TQS Quilting Legend, the irrepressible Quilt-in-a-Day Lady, Eleanor Burns opens her wonderful log home and spacious studio to Alex, Ricky, and the TQS gang. After Eleanor shares her quilting history and a generous sampling of quilts, we peek in on students at work on a quick-and-easy quilt using Eleanor's Fabric Frenzy pattern. Along the way, Eleanor demonstrates her technique for sewing partial seams, and takes Alex and Ricky on a horse-drawn carriage ride through the quaint town of Julian, CA, where they sample a slice of the famous local apple pie. All in all, a "delicious" experience you won't want to miss!
Episode 1202 – Make it Modern! (Jacquie Gering)
Posts on January 14, 2013
The modern quilters are taking a fun view of the art. Their styles are graphic, wonky, and clean. Not sure what modern means? Take a look.
Field Piece: Alma de la Melena Cox
Although she has only been quilting since 2008, teacher, author, (lifetime sewer) and Modern Quilter Jacquie Gering has already made quite a splash in the quilting world. Jacquie enjoys giving traditional blocks a fresh spin, and shares her technique for modernizing the classic Log Cabin block by altering the shape and size of the pieces and through adventurous fabric choices. She also demonstrates how to add lush texture to your quilts with straight-line quilting and the serpentine stitch. We catch up with Alma de la Melena Cox, an artist who uses paint and fabric to create "quilts on wood", while she was teaching at Quilter's Affair in Sisters, OR.
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Episode 403 – It's All About Kaleidoscopes (Ricky Tims)
Posts on February 02, 2009
You wanted to know how Ricky Tims got his start. So, join Ricky as he charts the journey from his quilting roots to his current artistry. See his special "bargain basement sale fabrics" quilt. In this show you will peek over his shoulder as he designs a Kaleidoscope quilt. What does Ricky do with a printer that is bigger than an ironing board? He creates stunning art prints. Finally, enjoy a special Kaleidoscope video showcasing quilts from Ricky's students.
Episode 1307 – Traditional, Artsy, or Otherwise: Make Your Scrap Quilts Sing! (Alex Anderson)
Posts on September 23, 2013
It's a fabric lover's dream as co-host Alex Anderson "anchors" aboard the USS Yorktown with a boatload of inspiration and tips for creating sensational and successful scrap quilts. From building a healthy stash to choosing a scrap-worthy block to establishing and implementing a viable "plan" - Alex touches all the bases. (Our self-described "queen of pinning" even demonstrates a quick-and-easy, no-pin technique for piecing the Bowtie block.) Then join us for an enlightening field piece on how a group of Egyptian artisans, known as the Tentmakers of Cairo, are adapting their traditional talents to the world of quilting.
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Episode 113 – TQS Quilting Legend 2007 (Virginia Avery)
Posts on November 26, 2007
We join Virginia Avery at her home in NY State. Jinny became one of the early quilt teachers and is noted for her sense of humor, style and incredible fortitude. Jinny not only let us take a peek in her home but offered a special view into her quilted clothing collection. You also have a special seat as Jinny jams with fellow jazz enthusiasts. We salute Jinny and thank her for her incredible contribution to our quilting industry.
Episode 313 – TQS Quilting Legend 2008 (Jinny Beyer)
Posts on December 22, 2008
Together we will celebrate the life and work of Jinny Beyer. Jinny has been on the quilting scene since the beginning of the Renaissance of quilting that we are enjoying today. Her books, fabrics and quilts reflect her tremendous talent. In addition, her generous spirit has opened the door to thousands of quilters over the decades. In this incredible Special Edition of TQS we get to visit Jinny in her historic home and see how a true legend lives, works and thinks! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity you do not want to miss. Sit back and enjoy this tribute to one of our most legendary quilters, Jinny Beyer.
Episode 513 – TQS Quilting Legend 2009 (Libby Lehman)
Posts on December 21, 2009
Join Alex and Ricky as they visit the home and workspace of legendary quilter and good friend, Libby Lehman. Libby has a rich history of quilting in her family and to her credit has one of the Top 100 Quilts of the Century. You will also learn how she gets so much accomplished in spite of her incredible traveling schedule. Libby has a deep knowledge of sewing machine capabilities, an artist's feel for color, movement, and design, as well as a wonderful sense of humor. Join TQS as we celebrate Libby Lehman as our 2009 Quilting Legend.
Episode 713 – TQS Quilting Legend 2010 (Yvonne Porcella)
Posts on December 20, 2010
Alex and Ricky head to the home and studio of art quilter, teacher, author, Silver Star Award winner, founder of the renowned Studio Art Quilt Association (SAQA), and 2010 TQS Quilting Legend, YVONNE PORCELLA. Yvonne shares her quilting history, and gives an "up-close and personal" look at some of her amazing and artful quilts and wearables. Then she puts on her "teacher" hat to show how she creates one of her Fantasy Faces and to demonstrate techniques for "taming" various types of silk fabrics. It's a show packed with inspiration, instruction, and heart...a fitting "grand finale" for the 700 series.
Episode 1113 – TQS Quilting Legend 2012 (Meredith Schroeder)
Posts on December 17, 2012
We always look forward to revealing the TQS Quilting Legend of the Year, and we've never been happier than to announce our selection for 2012: co-founder and president of the American Quilter's Society, Meredith Schroeder. We begin with a tour of the National Quilt Museum, founded by Meredith and husband Bill over 20 years ago in Paducah, KY, to honor and showcase the work of quilters in a dedicated museum setting. Next, we visit the offices of the American Quilter's Society, where a busy staff of 45 produces two quilt magazines (including The Quilt Life), assorted quilt-related books, and four annual quilt shows. Finally, we drop in at the Schroeder home, where - among other things - Meredith reveals the only quilt she's ever made...as part of an ugly quilt challenge! It's the perfect wind-up to another terrific TQS series.
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We are excited to have Eternal Team member Chas Guldemond join us at The Freight House District to sign some Neff posters on Friday, September 30th for our premiere of the Rome movie "The Shred Remains." Chas also gave us an update of what he has been up to all summer:
"This summer has been the best summer I have had in a really long time. I feel like I have done every activity that was ever invented. It started out with a lot of shredding first in mammoth for two weeks and then ended in Mt hood for three weeks. It was so fun shredding mammoth unbound park and hanging out with the kids at High Cascade was epic! During those five weeks I filmed the last two episodes of Dropping in with Chas and they came out great!
After all the shred I wanted to just enjoy the heat of the summer. I had bought a boat this past winter so it was time to get a lot of use out of it! My wife and I went on camping trips with friends and had endless wakeskate and wakeboard sessions. Like every summer my dirt bikes got dirty pretty often, every day I got free time at home I ripped to the top of Peavine peak and romped around the sick trails! I must say that my favorite thing about the whole summer was making so many new friends. They have introduced me to so awesome new hobbies and to be quite honest I'm not ready for it to end.. I'm having to much fun!
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Nine-time Olympic gold medal winner Carl Lewis was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol early Monday after a single-car crash in Los Angeles County.
Lewis was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor DUI after tests revealed he had a blood alcohol level of 0.08, according to California Highway Patrol Officer Joseph Pace.
Lewis wrecked his 2004 Maserati at about 2:40 a.m. Monday near the interchange of the Harbor and Gardena freeways, Pace said.
CHP officers performed a series of field sobriety tests. Afterward, he was transported to a nearby Los Angeles Police Department precinct where he failed a breathalyzer test, Pace said.
The former track star is scheduled to appear in Los Angeles County Superior Court on July 7. An attorney for Lewis did not return phone calls seeking comment.
Lewis also was arrested for DUI in Houston in 1991 and was found innocent. He was arrested with a 0.12 blood alcohol level after he drove his car into a curb in front of a pair of Houston police officers.